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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEEssALEoF MANCHESTER

TRUsTEE's SALE OF MANCHESTER
By virtue Of a Deed Of Trust made TO me AZ
trustee by p.L. Kimberly and wife, dated October
the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
| In Deed OF Trust Book No. q, page 1856, l shall sell
at public auction, on p,
SATURDAY, APRIL o, 1857,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door
OF the Court House of said county, In the city OF
| Wheeling, the following described property, thatls
10 say: a certain parcel Of ground situated III Tho
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia, con.
taiping opc.fonrth Of an acre, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning on the east side Of
the northwest coruef Of the lot marked "iIsr.
graves" on the plat OF the subdivisions Of the
aeilly farm as recorded IN Decd Book No. 81, pages
36l and 362, In the Office Of the Clerk Of tho County
OF said "Hargrsvss' lot casiwardly 10 the west line
OF the street marked on gaid plat tllcllly street,"
thence along aid west line north saFd!y TO the
south side Of the Reilly bill! road; thence with Haid
shown on said plat to the cast side OF William (now
| WctzeD street; thence with the cast side Of said
Wetzei street s~outhwardiy to the beginning. OK.
ccpting. however, 80 much O. SAID paree! Of ground
wife TO tho Manchester Coal Company BY deed
| dated October l., 1883. and now OF record In the
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
excepted being described al follows: beginning At
the northwesterly corner OF the Hargraves, Blum,
Reilly purchase on the southeasterly side oil Wet.
eel street, and with said side Of said street north.
wardly one hundred and forty-iour tlil) feet to a
point In line with the ~southwardly side OF tho
stone foundation OF kimberly's frnmc stable on a
forty foot street designated as Reilly street on the
aforesaid plat Of subdivisions OF the Reilly estate;
thence to and with said side Of said stable foinda:
ton to the westerly side Of said Reilly street,
%southwatdly tiity.three 1857 feet to the norlhesster.
ly corner OF the Hargrayes.. Blum purchase, and
with the n%ortherly line of said Hargraves tract
wcstwatdly to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-0nethird, or as much more
a. the purchaser may elect. cash In hand Oh the
day OF sale, and any residue In two equal INSTALL
mens payablein one and " years from the day
Of sale. with interest from that day, the purchaser
.ogiye his notes for tho deferred i~is.allments, and
to secure The same by decd Of trust upon the prop.
etty and insurance policies upon the buildings 10
the satisfaction OF the trustee.
Title believed good, but selling rs trustee ! shall
convey only such title AZ Is yested IN me.
". p. HUBBARD, Trustee.
". Fl. ALLER tuetf0Heer. s nFl0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
0EDNEY HOUSE, NEw YORK,

GEDNEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,
Broadway and Fortieth street, opposite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino.
Hotel entirely new Desirable for bust.
nees men or families. European Plan.
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLEY & w. d. Bowers.
qsrllIw U.s. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
NOTICES.
"A CA RD-

Hl who arc suffering from tho errors and
lndiscset'ons Of youth. nervous weakness, carly
decay loss OF manhood. &c., ! will send a rcclp,
That Will euro you. FREE o ecuAgGs. This cre,t
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
america Send a sclt.addscssed envelope to tho
aEV. JOSEPH T. 1SMAS, S.asisn D, M, FORK citv,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
ILLUMINATING OIL"

Carbon OIL was never so low as Il Is at present:
and still, some Of the Wholesale Grocery Trade
perslstin bringing to this market unreliable outside
brands Of Carbon OIL, because they Claim 10 savo
sirance to Retail Dealers, that what they offer IL
Just as rood as our old aud well tested "sunlIght'
brand. II not true, either rs 10 color. gravity, or re.
liability Of test. We are always on the spot 10
stand for the general quality aud tlrc-lest OF our
manufacture, and so beg the continued patronage
Of our old lIieuds and public. @
AK your Grocer for Warren 4 Co.'S "SuulIshti
brand, and take no other.
ISAIAH WARREN & CO.,
mI9.ls4Tu No. 1925 Main.Strect.--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12

SuSDA1s-LSaye the City. at $500 a. m. and run
at EGO and run every hour until 1000 D. m. a.
Ihe church train will leave each termjnu, Al
AI.iv l. IL. n 70 q. HIRSCHV IA
nOo HtF-H.s ~. AZ Sunertntpndout q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
II. z. 4 q. Railroad.

b. 2. q. Railroad.
Leave Bcllaire at $40 b, N. for woodsae,a ,rd
Symmetrical. - 0NoN"N anu
termediate points, IL 1850 q az
-Arsiyeat Bellatre at 9:2s5 a.. m. and 600 n. m.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12
RUGS, CARPETS, ETC.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A. ~TRA1Ns-on and after Jan. 10, lsS7-ExPLA-
NATION OF REVERENCE MARKS. sDaiiy, tsunday
e1ccpted. t4onday excentcd.-Xheefing iime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12

Not M Educated Woman In the Sense OF
I'd To-day.
Frank q Crrnrnkrr In M E,suonnl}t1n ..H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-12

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R. R
" On and after NOVEMBER Is. lsSa, trains win
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

FoR the past several years efforts to extend Congress street soross the valley have been made in vain. The scheme IS about to be again revived and will this time probably be entertained in becom- ing spirit by those through whose lands this proposed avenue would cross. It IS the purpose of the projectors, if the right of way be obtained. to make the contemplated avenue one of the finest m the west. The rosdbed will be rsis- ed, mscsdsmiEed and made suitable for vehicles and pedestrians. On either side will be planted trees and um- brRgeous shrubbery. If these things were really done, both town and county would be benefited thereby.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

CL9yERDALE. Gala, June 2-Quite severe shock of earthquake was felt here a. SIS this morning. There were two vibrstlous from sCuthes-t to northwest.
 SAN FRAScIsco, June 1.-Best and Bslcher, 500: Crocker, 20; Chollir, s.O1 Con. Virginia. 2l5O; Confidence, 9.25 Gould k Curry. 575; Hale &- Norcross, 5.5O; Locomotive, .45; Peer, .45; Peer lees. 70; PotosI, 8 30; Ophir, l1.25; Say age. 765: Sierra Nevada, 4.95; Union Con-, { 45; Yellow Jacket. G OO; Ms. Dl- ablo. co.
 Assessmenls, Manhattan Sl, Locomo- tive 9 cents.
 Con. Virginia declared dividend Of 50 conts.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

TIE Combination" evil is again on the rampage and the residents of North Main street are suffering in Consequence. Councilmen while protesting 8 reRdi- ness to sbste this nuisance, complain of the lack of money to accomplish the much desired end. This excuse, how ever. is somewhat thin. The city has repeatedly pledged its credit to the fur therence of follies and could surely pledge its credit again for the sbolisb-- ment of disease breeding nuisance that would be disgrace to less pre- tentious cities than Tucson. The City Council and Board of Supervisors, prior to the present ones, conoocted and put III shape the disease breeding pool of which the people so justly complain. IL now behooves the City Council and county board to step in and by vigor- ous action undo the wrong their pre- decessors did.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Nnrc.Lnt. nf NIclnr IIu.,.

! was recently seated at d dinner party be- side a young French drama-i-, a brl..illt ant intelligent gentleman. who toll me a number of auecCo,e- rlsI-criu- the literary and the atrieaI per>ouag,~ ct France Among other things L, sold me how c.ever,y Victor Euc1 hal coutrIved Co avoid pra!~inS that very dreadful novel ~Pa.euue," by Madame EI- moni Adam, while ai.ir,s-is- Co hcr very complimentary letter. His rni--ie va. as fol- lows. ~Nad.uuc: Tn, heart of woman i. a
 cavern Nou are the >phyuz of this cavern
 ] dare not kiss your hands, so l ki,, yorr wings The laly waS delighted with this letter. and proposed having i- published Eu, b. Gore ds.Ig -o she showed i- C. Ale-au.--. Dumas, who returueli, Go her saying simply: Don't. "-Iari> Cor Philadelphia -,l.crarL
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

No PEOPLE ever felt more grateful for relief, or more sincerely appreciated & noble deed quickly and effectively per formed, than do those of Arizona to. ward General Nelson 4. Miles, for his conquest of Geronimo. Ever since that most propitious event, the residents of the Territory have bestowed all possible honors upon him and the troops under hls command. Soon after the capture and cessation of hostilities, they took measures for the manufacture of 8 sword to be presented to the General. All its belongings are to be of solid gold mounted with diamonds, and its blade of the finest Damascus steel. To this purpose all the population have quickly and feelingly contributed. Three sep earste designs Of its workmanship are now m the hands of the proper commit tee, from ss many different sources, and the presentation event is to take place at Tucson. in October, the snniyerssry of GeronimO's urreuder.-Los Angela, Hsfa!a.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

TIE Hoot < Horn makes a howl be- cause cattle are to be assessed in the several counties of the Territory at SIS to $l5, which 1t claims are exorbitant valuations, The Hoof & Horn no doubt feels ID duty bound to make a kick iu the interest of the csttlemen, but at the same time the figures above quoted are not considered excessive by disinter- ested persons. IL is safe to reckon that not more than three-iourths of the cat tie in any of the counties are gwen in for assessment, and no one will contend that the average stock cattle in the Territory are not worth more than Sl5 per head. Taxation in Arizona is oppressive and Rn equitable division of the burden should be made among all classes of taxable property.-Silver I,elt
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

THE Fl Paso Inter.Republics deyotes its Monday issue to the giving of 8 synopsis of the various church services held in that city, the day previous, This is done ss 8 business venture. and church men are expected to line up ac- cOrdingly. They have. however, been somewhat slow in responding and the management threatens to go bang over to the other side snd give the Devil a boost free of charge,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
New Jrr,ey's Tomato Pack.

The estimate, as made by tho principal can ners of vegetables of the tomato pack os Nee Jersey. ,how- that it will exceed the h.ayv park of ISL The number of cases packed is Gp0OO; each C,.se contains two dozen cans. this maEes The pack of 1->G repre~ ur i3.ioo,uJO cans. New Jersey pack has gen grally ben equal Co the combined pac, of Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania. but thi, year It Will b. several thousand caS.S short. owing CD the fact that th- two former state, have iucrgascd their farihJia~. I0Ela- t0as were unusually plentiful tLi~ year IT.. latter part ot the season the factories We're SD much filed with tomatoes that tl1uS1uj- of baskets were Ivri>Liug on thair hIuJ-. when New York packers cam. tp their l..-.J.' and shipped away many er i1a,i, a day. Chica.0 IL-ralI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Pine I1nnr. in l.n...,-

The finest LGur- are -a.i Go be seen in RUssia. For tbg-e of tle highest grade tropical waols are exclusively employed. Fir and pine are never u-t... as. iu cuuse- queuce of their sticky character they at- tract and retain dust and dirt. and thereby soon become b.Ickeuel. Pitch pine. t0o. is liable t' shrink. even after being well seasoned The mosaic wood floors iu Rus >iJ are often of extraordinary Ipau-y One iu tle Summer palace is uf small squares of ebony iulaii with mo,Ler-of- pearl X considerable trade is done in Dlutzig and Riga by exporting small blocks of oak for parqUet hoors.-Boston Bud-r=
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

MR. THOMAS HUGHES in assuming con. trol of the Daily CItIzen, at Albuquer- que, New Mexico, promises fair. IL is he says, my intention to make the Citi- Zen local newspaper, Its politics will be republican, but he will try to treat the opposition fairly. It has no enc mics to punish, and will never knowing ly do an injustice to an individual. The paper will labor in season and out of season to develop the resources of the county and territory, and will specially champion the cause of the city of Albu- querque in every undertaking that may lead to its growth and prosperity, The paper will be improved from time to time as the patronage justifies. I hope to make the paper merit the psttons age and good will of the people.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
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r the color fs u-t -1 ra ---. dey. Che h-l.tuaI ar--rla-. guide t1 a- least f.-- Our faces carry w..l t.. o-r Lives. tlo--a .- ' g.yp-l-s uurla-. go -1r. ..- selves have U-l. JE-l hot t-c features. i-. -.. .---. n---l-.- t'--E--! Ul-a---. lu inst t-- same vaE. l- s ils.-i. bud. s1 e. se -e Eevc given i- that -...
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Iris understood that the latest smel,-

IT is understood that the latest smelt- ing proposition put before the citizens of Tucson, possesses much real merit The movers in the scheme are practical bnsiness men who have money to In- vest ID this and kindred enterprises. Their recent purchases of some of the best mining properties in the Olive camp IS an evidence oftheir faith in the stability and permsnsnce of our mines. and their proposition to build a smelter st this point is 8 further evidence of theIr belief in our resources to furnish the requisite ores for reduction. If our citizens fsll to meet them on what msy be adiudged a reasonable proposition. they will build a smelter elsewhere. They have, it is reported, already less- ed the old San Xsvler smelling works built by Col. Sykes at the Sahuarits and will put these in shape to reduce their own ores snd also such custom ores as they choose to buy. The citi- zens of Tucson must themselves put forth a helping hand if they would be saved.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Di.tribution of Com,r,.-,I ,ir

4 company in Paris has introduced it, system ot distributing compres-sl air through out that city Among The many Us,-- wl..a a may h- made ot compressed air k tlc ruuuiu-. oi light machinery, the Iro,iu-.Hg of veu;i- L.,iol and redtrius the temperature By i..- t-odu..u Che air into burning gas a remark able brilliant light Is obtained The proJlcm ot heating by sas may ie considered ;.s solved !. ccmur->ed air is introduced mo houses The company is now endsayoruE Go obtain permission Co lay i-s Iipes m B.rn-Ncw York Nl5l and Expre-s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

THE roads in Southern Arizona gre proverbisl for their excellencies. and barring few brush it IS impossible to go wrong. A drive to Fort Lowell. to Silver Lake or the old San Xavier mis- sion are pleasursble experiences with our people. It is now proposed to open a new drive across the Santa Cruz bot ton to the hills on the opposite side of the valley. It will in fact be an exten- sion of Congress street, and if this Is done and present ideas put in prsctIcs- ble shape, the proposed avenue will be not only an ornament to the city but its usefulness as drIve and promenade cannot be overestimated.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
A Peculiar Coincidence.

4 peculiar coincidence Is that related by @ professor il an eastern college. While in London be had been trying Co make coller- ton of English coins. and had met with much suc-es He ,tiu lacked. however. A ha.F fa-tlius. anI all the means that be hal put forth Co sesre one failed One evening O. b. walked along a street, it being dark and De somewhat lame, he stumbled. On putting forth his hand Co break his fall be placed ir 0n hard, round substance, which be had the curiosity to pick ap. It proved to bs a small coin, but it was s1 dark that be could not dis oern its denomination. Arriving at his hotel. much t0 bis wOnderment, he found that l. wss the coin he 50 much desirsd-s half faTthing.
 -DetTOit Free Press
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
I.n-,r-. rrhinh fhrnn..-

Mrs. De BroGer-Aud SD you can't afford it. chs
 Alr. Dc Bruker-luu1-~ The for tune | expected Go make this year has fIllcn flat, because Che European powers did not 20 Go war every body thought they woull-Cuu-eU ...iy grain and pro visions went down instead uf up.
 Do tluse power, know war would do us -ooi.''
 "Df course
 I'll Lc, a c1r5cy that horr.d Miss Mil lpn. who mGrr.ai 80 D.ruaH prince kept them from ti-htiHs just tl spite me. ''- Omaha World
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Deadly Electricity.

Three or four or -e w.-. h.ns4i'h sparrow -r'.r- 1 the Ct-er mOrliu-. Ll' tt-. piece Of cracker aIi flew -l wire overhead Go elr e. I. space where the iU-L.a-r met with an accident and ben oil and his feet had 20 s..r.- wire than down h- Came - When We picked Ur t-a t pulDy feeling. cs 4 eva-y bono bel broken. IJ WAS @ =-r-a--- a small scale, Cf t-s v--- which hC-zcs and L-.. -- and around us. ready s- ' .-- pr0vOcariOa 10 srr-k3 O v---- N-- chill of death. -Dutrl.t Fee sE-77-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

THE appointment of constable by Justice Jacobs Is liable to lesd to 6 con fict of authority. The power to sP- point srresiing officers for service m the minor courts, has heretofore been vest ed in the Board of Supervisors. and how Justice Jacobs managed to get hold of 1t has been a conundrum to many.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Jay GouId'- Calm rbanitv.

Jay Gould is never in a hurry. When he is on the v-ituess stand he Is as easy as l1 old shoe, sinks into the ch1ir with a heaerolent comvlgccpcy, looks mildly around with an innocent air anl--lCts the opposition attorney try his hand on him all
 .e wants Nothing cUn surpass the calm Ur32n-ty of Nlr- G0ult atsUch a -.uc. and nothing can surP-ss his skin in answe-ina: questions. He tells everything he knows. Yet be tells nothing. 5Ir. Could moves around quietly and teuJatiouzIy and TO man knows where hr VIII turn up next. whether in St. Lcuis CT in pew in Dr. Paxton D clurch. New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
Melody on Lnnr Creek.

The valuable violin, which a drunken heel Ssut through ou the night of the danc.. at ti.s -SS.,iders7 has been SD Cleveriv r,pairsd hv Cash Macy that it sounds better than ev, " ben tho hand-o,iIe Nr. Clover plays ]. che ladies fade away from Che room a, softly as a poet $ cream from woodcLoiUer'S memory enl The soul of music cxpircs iu the woodbox. Long Greek OreJ Republican.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

H. F. MckEvIrT. formerly 6 typo on the CITIZEN, IS now editor, manager and proprietor of Hong ielt want in Sanis Fe. It IS Express by name, weekly of issue and democratic in principles. Some fine morning McKevitt will quit on himself, and leaving his paper with
 out rudder or compass will strike out for new grazing, The paper is good and readable. but McKevitt's propensity to quit on himself pressges @ short life
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
1,,errthinr cnnol q ..Rnnh..

In California. writes @ correspondent. every collection of animals of any s0-t is called a band. X herd of cattle. flock of sheep, party of Ild.aEs-auythinga and everything that walks-when seen in numbers, is known as Q balA and it is' re- garded as a sure sign Cf being '-tcadez- foot to Use any other term Chicago Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
An Atn-.- rr-l...- .---- -

A lively v--- r stUi.1s ,f t--l le--.r ran. il Par -l-
 nlne form. which cares u~.l r.. .--r. GGC-c- O. t'.r -.E--s-...- sphinx v-. -- VI. r-- v.--- gil v - over h.- r.
 before him a. ce .-- il rcd studio. -. i..- easel tres eg f- a.- hands. ss T.. -..l v.-- back and -- work lis wJrsLlrsf H jest EUt C.-.--- Duran when Go allow @ i-.-.l-- y.-r- bef .-a lam. .- a.l r-tl Come here. c--- Look r- .rh- one hs has t-l r Nea-t you le r,ea=.I .t E..- -- fv ls tla-s Now t-- -la -r-. laD-l Colsti,--1l-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
MarShal NIcHIahon.

MArshal McNahou Is growing oil. and eoFISs I'ondent says that his straight set form on tSe Arab stced from Algeria, where be trss won his sword and spurs. which used to oe one of the features of the Bois do Boulozne on gala dsys l. DO longer seen.-DetrOi. Frss Prez
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

King Msu.lak. oc Shol. a vas5aI of Kius John ot Abys-iaia, makes au the priests a- his capital wtar Che uniform cf Italian grena-lers. and bis f.-ari,e amusement is playing with I1per balloons ani blowing penny truuylt -Ca.yago Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
C.n.t,n.-... -

Constipation h.- HHr E and the sudesyor Co f-I cathaTtie, the .u.ecIol. tls laxative are d.s.r r- sorted Co time and sufferer is -lErst i- a--.....-. only bsiet resVlt-.
 By tak--g Simmons T.- ,Le boE-l- val. Q. --s. naturally Ls li -a E-l taken. Regu .au.g O. t.s clne VIII sU.I effect. -
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

WITH north ars -.lr.-.t. class reduction works a water ditch se c.rrI most rung Of pro-per-e.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

IF Tucson had @ curfew ordinance it would send many a young boy home that now lounges about the streets and back rooms of some saloon till mid night.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

UNLESS the Inter-Republics belies its town there are fifteen opium joints flour ishing in Fl Paso. In Tucson We gre accredited with cOuntensncing much wickedness but we draw the line at opium joints, So far as known there is not one in the city. Occasionally one osnes to the front and is As regularly psllsd by our argus eyed offsisis,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04
The rrentmcnt nfn r.lnn.

Dr. W. IT. HaIJert is an advocate of tho conservative treatment of iarOlyrh.l He treats it with salt and tUpcutiu-. allow in- the mixture Go remain oI the finger several days Mo.StcuiEs the sal, twice 90 C-y with tle oil ot tUrIeE-iuo. Iu the forming stage of fe!Du Le wraps tLe finger firmly with sur-yuu'S silk isu-l1-s plaster and applies the mixture over it, leaving i- unGi-,urhcI for two OF three days.-iicd.cal and Surgical Reporter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

AFTER an absence of many days the water cart has again returned and is do- ing good work on the streets. This en- terprise is commendsble on the part of the city fathers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

VIXEN the lease of John olemenshlre was called in the police court this morn ing; he was not present and the case yas continued.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-06-04

LET us sta-d tcc-,..- sii;ou ths. promise s-.-9 our town and e.grt..